Get the mystery roll of film and disposable camera developed that have been floating around my house for at least 5 years

The second mystery roll was one I suspected was empty, but turned out to have pictures on it. The goofiest is this picture of the First Bank of Snook. Wha?? I think I took it on a trip to Texas A&M University.

There were also pictures of a baby shower, a retirement party, and a happy hour at the Oasis in Austin. Here’s the view of Lake Travis from the Oasis:

The first roll of film was one of those disposable panoramic cameras. The best picture is this picture of my brother and my dog, Mandy. Mandy has passed on now. She was part cocker, part chow. You can see her black tongue.

There were also pictures from my Dad’s funeral including a couple of his coffin at the service. Then pictures of relatives, friends and neighbors at my Dad’s house after the funeral. My Aunt Bea was in some of them. She passed away earlier this year. There are also several cousins.

The gatherings after both my Mom’s and Dad’s funerals were wonderful. Not too much sadness at the gatherings, although maybe a few tears talking about memories. Mostly they were a lot of reminiscing and story sharing and looking at old pictures with family and friends. :)

There are also pictures of the landscaping in my Dad’s backyard, his living room and a bunch of the plants we got at his funeral.

I like seeing the pictures of my family the best. :)

I haven’t had paper pictures developed in a few years, so this waiting is tough. I also have a fear that the film will get screwed up. Monday evening seems so far away. :)

...i’m working from a boxful of undeveloped film…its not time but $$$$ that keeps me from it. I try to get one developed every 2 weeks/per paycheck, but i’m often taking photos faster than that…

:p

The pictures will be ready Monday. Those 1 hour machines are always broken!!

I have a disposable camera and a roll of film that are mysteries. I think I used the disposable camera at my Dad’s funeral, but I’m not sure. The roll of film might be empty, but I don’t know for sure. It’ll be fun (I think) to see what’s on these things. :)